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The Structural Engineer, Volume 13, Issue 8, 1935
THE following description of the method employed in the demolition of a large reinforced brick and Concrete granary may be of interest to structural engineers. F.G. Sparks
THE CHAIRMAN (Mr. H. K. Scott, President of the British Section of the Societe des Ingenieurs Civils de France), on behalf of the Societe, offered a hearty welcome to the members of the Institution of Structural Engineers. As engineers, he said, they all had common ideals, and by reason of the presence of the members of the Institution there was a larger gathering to do honour to the authors of the paper.
Two important tendencies are apparent in the realm of reinforced concrete construction, at the present time. W. Fisher Cassie